Sentence examples for it byrd from inspiring English sources

The Board of Regents voted to name it Byrd Stadium in honor of its main advocate.

"If that pharmacy did something wrong, I didn't know about it," Byrd said.

"I've actually thought about it," Byrd said after carding a six-under-par 67 for a 54-hole total of 14 under, five strokes behind the leader, Steve Stricker, at the Tournament of Champions.

"There was a great story waiting for someone to tell it," Byrd writes, "not about the war, but about the reborn nation, on the other side of the war".

"People out there continue to stir up things and make a mockery out of [his death] and do not take it seriously," Byrd's sister Louvon Harris told the Chronicle in 2010, when the site put up a bag of his grave dirt and photos of the crime scene.

Journalist Matthew Weiner commented in his review for Stylus that "Thirty-five yeafterfter it startled Byrds fans everywhere with its Podunk proclivities, Sweetheart remains a particularly fascinating example of two musical ships passing in the night, documenting both Parsons' transformation into a visionary country-rock auteur and a pop band's remarkable sense of artistic risk".

Buck has stated "[Byrds guitarist] Roger McGuinn was a big influence on me as a guitar player", but said it was Byrds-influenced bands, including Big Star and The Soft Boys, that inspired him more.

It was only Byrd's second outing of the spring.

Nevertheless, Parsons's Southern background and his passion for rural American music, including gospel and rhythm and blues, deeply informed the country sound of Sweetheart of the Rodeo, a record so controversial it alienated the Byrds' pop audience at the same time it outraged the Nashville music establishment (although the group did perform on the Grand Ole Opry radio program in 1968).

Bob decided not to use that version and it gave the Byrds a nine-month lead of the song – we got it out first, thanks to Ramblin'!

But it never became clear to me why the story takes place in the 1920s unless it is to allow Byrd to name-drop the artists and writers who were in Paris at that time: Keats's fellow reporter William L. Shirer, Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Joyce, George Gershwin, Josephine Baker and more.